News from the Safety Industry

On-site athletic trainers can help introduce construction workers to movement techniques and exercises that will reduce injuries and improve efficiency.

The company faces $75,449 in proposed penalties for six serious violations.

For site leadership, combatting burnout means meeting the unique needs of off-shift workers through programs and initiatives that support their whole health and wellness.

The poultry processing plant received 14 serious and three other-than-serious violations.

The grant is the latest effort of the NSC’s MSD Solutions Lab.

The editors of OH&S discuss four key safety trends for 2024, and share a look at editorial efforts for the next 12 months.

AI is revolutionizing how industries approach safety, turning maintenance routines from reactive to proactive.

When an incident happens, a quick response plan is the key to minimizing the downsides of suspension trauma.

The system enhances the safety monitoring of workers in solitary, remote or high-risk industries.

The annual event is heading to Denver from August 7-9.